duty-based decision-making
[/ˈduːti beɪst dɪˈsɪʒən ˈmeɪkɪŋ/]
noun
tomada de decisão baseada em dever
1. An ethical framework for making decisions based on moral obligations, rules, and principles rather than consequences or outcomes; rooted in deontological ethics
Her duty-based decision-making led her to report the fraud, even though it cost her the promotion.
Sua tomada de decisão baseada em dever a levou a denunciar a fraude, mesmo que isso lhe custasse a promoção.
2. Decision-making approach that prioritizes adherence to rules, laws, and ethical principles over practical outcomes
The judge's duty-based decision-making meant following the law strictly rather than considering circumstances.
A tomada de decisão baseada em dever do juiz significava seguir a lei rigorosamente em vez de considerar as circunstâncias.
3. Professional or personal choices guided by moral responsibilities and obligations rather than self-interest
Nurses often engage in duty-based decision-making when prioritizing patient care over convenience.
Enfermeiras frequentemente praticam tomada de decisão baseada em dever ao priorizar o cuidado do paciente sobre a conveniência.
This term is predominantly used in academic, philosophical, business ethics, and professional contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian culture, there is significant influence from both Catholic moral philosophy and contemporary business ethics education, making duty-based decision-making a respected framework in legal and healthcare professions. In the US, this concept is often contrasted with utilitarian or pragmatic approaches in business schools and ethical training programs.
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